Do these lichen do well indoors in a rather dim sunlight setting?
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Mine didn't. I couldn't keep mine alive in no, mid or high sun. Hope this helps.
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My lichen are struggling in my sunroom under shade of a tree. They are living but don't seem to be growing larger or spreading. I plan to move them to my greenhouse in a brighter light but not direct light. Good luck. I love these little cup like lichen.
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I would say No. I have them outside on my deck. This area gets several hours of direct sunlight. Even with this amount of light, they do not all work and they only work for a portion of the night. To tell the truth, I've not been terribly pleased with these. I'd look for something else.
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They work really well in our dining room, so cute, and put out plenty of light, ... but I don't think they would work well outdoors. I don't think they are durable enough.
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I found it to be great for low light loving plants. Best if you don't move the plants around or vacuum.
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I don't think they are terribly dark, especially with light shining through them. Most of the design is long and slender leaves.
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No. In fact, direct sunlight will probably do it more harm than good. I have mine near a bright, but not sunny, window inside the house. They will also do well outside, but not in the sun. (But a freeze will kill them.)
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I'm not sure about in actual sunlight, but they're pretty bright. Brighter than I expected. You know when you first crack a really good glow stick? Like that
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My opinion is that it would be fine for such. If you needed brighter I would consider the Ray2 light but it might be too much for low light plants.
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Medium low yes, medium high no. The Java Fern, Anubias, Java Moss should all thrive under LED lighting. If you had a bunch of Amazon Swords you'd have to use the Finnex models instead. Three out of four of their models put out a lot more light, Planted+, Ray2 and Monster Ray. It's about the same light as Finnex's outdated FugeRay line.
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I'm using them outside in a fixture that has a vented top & solid sides. They replaced incandenscents that worked OK and after a couple months seem to be doing fine. I'm in a warm & humid climate; can't speak to what would happen if very cold.
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I have used these at indoor concerts and they worked great. They do not amplify light but use what is available and do it well.
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I used them indoors in my kitchen and living room. It does its job quite well as long as you put it in a bright and warm area (or near a window)
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They are lichens and can be cultivatived indoors year round along with moss and Spanish moss! However, outside you will have to wait until spring, summer and fall!
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I think about room temperature should be fine. These are fungal spores so I imagine they are incredibly resilient to temperature changes.
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Well, They should grow in indoor plants. Do not use mic Racle grow unless they look puny!
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I use these bulbs indoors. But their construction seems rugged enough for outdoor use.
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All I know is that they will survive indoors. I'm having trouble with the bright sunlight here in New Mexico. I'm going to use shading cloth that blocks 30% sunlight and I hope that helps cause too much sun burns them.